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ain BE eA i... el, MN «em 3+ ere eT -- "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 19,1994 - 19 Auction to raise money for school Shirley (=e) The Third Sunday of Easter had a good attendance at Church. During the service Laura Malcolm was welcomed to the Greenbank Congregation by transfer from Seagrave. This service was also named "Plaster and Paint Sunday". Rodd Fos- ter, chairman of the Centennial Committee, introduced Nick Flamminio of Solina and Gil Strong of Fenelon Falls who were responsible for the deco- rating of the auditorium of the church. A round of applause was given them for a job well done. Those who attended the Mass Choir event at Cambridge St. United Church on Sunday eve- ning were thrilled with the mu- sic provided by the 230 voiced choir. This choir was formed by joining voices from most Church choirs in the Lindsay Presbytery and Pinedale, Sea- grave and Greenbank joined forces to perform a musical se- lection. The highlight of the eve- ning was the singing of the "Hallelujah Chorus" by the Mass Choir. Congratulations to all who took part, it was an un- forgettable evening of music. We will be forming a ladies choir for the May 15 U.C.W. church service, all U.C.W. la- dies are invited to participate and also any ladies who enjoy singing are welcome. Practice will be April 21, 8:15 p.m. at the Church. Mrs. Ruby Beare entertained a few ladies at her home in Port Perry on the occasion of the 89th birthday of Margaret Real. Congratulations, Margaret. Greenbank Seagrave Cubs and Scouts are holding a bottle drive on Saturday, April 23 in the morning. So have your re- turnable bottles by 10 a.m. and thank you for your support. Mr. Gordon Sheridan of Ter- race, B.C. recently spent some time visiting with his aunt and uncle Mike and Lola Sheridan. He hadn't been to Ontario since a child so was very interested in seeing the Port Perry area and visiting places of interest to his heritage. The Greenbank Folk Music Society had another successful event on April 16 with the sing- ing performance of Colleen Pe- terson of Donna Dulap. The next event presents Don Ross on May 14. For tickets, phone 985-8361 before they are sold out. The draw for the $1,200 guitar will be held at the hall on May 14. A few tickets are left. Special thanks to Cliff Rodd and Ed Saunders, two Green- bank Lions who donated about nine hours of labor to install trim in the Hall basement. The Lions Club in Greenbank is holding a team "sports night" dance on April 30 at the hall. Come out dressed in the outfit of your favorite athlete. Special guests will probably include a Gilmour, Gretzky, Hull, Alomar or Clark. A few tickets are left and are only $20 a couple. Phone 986-3723. The next Lions Club meeting will be held on April 10 at the Hall at 7 p.m. Interested visi- tors are welcome. Come and see how the Lions Club is working for the Greenbank Community. Jim and Judy Gibson enjoyed a trip last week to Thunder Bay to pick up Andrea where she has been attending school. Judy commented that they just missed being on the TransCa- nada Highway when it was closed one day last week be- cause of snow. This is "Earth Week" and Earth Day 94 is coming up on Friday, April 22. Why not make an Earth Day pledge to cut down on garbage, water and en- ergy use, use the car less, join/ ® Plus Much, Much More. SMARTLEASE $249 PER MONTH/36 MONTHS support an environmental group, start a church environ- ment committee. Most of all, al- ways remember the three R's Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Mr. and Mrs. John Phoenix and girls of Toronto were Sun- day visitors with Fred and Iva Phoenix. Welcome back, Iva and Fred, from the warm sunny south. Congratulations to the Ux- bridge Figure Skating Club for a very successful Carnival which was held last Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. Skating in the carnival were Sa- rah and Amy Chapman and Katelyn Lee of Greenbank. 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